I'm not sure I want to blog anymore. I've lost the desire. Bleh! We're on facebook now, if anyone would like to be our friend and keep up on us more that way. We're on there as Josh-Amber Terry. We'll see how the blogging goes. I might just keep family stuff updated on facebook and focus on my personal journal more than anything else. Although I'm not very good at facebooking either. :o)
Love you all!!!
If you'd like, you can check out some new cakes I did for my sister-in-law's wedding a couple weekends ago.
Check out the Wedding cakes page and the Special Occasion cakes page at And Everything Nice Cakes.
P.S. I'll post pictures of Asher's 3rd b-day dinosaur party soon.
I have been a terrible blogger as of late. It's just that every time I come to make a new post... I don't feel like I have anything to say.
Asher has definitely been keeping us laughing while on this vacation. (We're in Missouri visiting Josh's mom and visiting the sites.)
-The other day we were eating lunch and Josh's mom asked Asher if he wanted some of her cookie. As he came around the table he was saying "Maybe....." He usually says, "Maybe.... yeah!" But the cookie fell on the ground and he looked at it and finished his sentence, ".....not." Sometimes the facial expression and tone of voice are the best!
-I was eating spaghetti the other night and he looked at me and said, "That's not scabetti!" I said, "Oh yeah? Then what is it?" Asher replied, "It's a stripe you can eat!"
-And yesterday we were visiting the WWI Museum in Kansas City. We were on the deck looking at the city when Josh said, "Asher, I sure love you!" Asher said, "I love you too daddy! You're my great enemy!" Haha!
He sure has an imagination. I don't even know where he gets this stuff.
Last Friday Josh stayed home from work to help me prepare for our family to fly out to Missouri early Sat. morning. We are visiting Josh's mom and will be in the area for 10 days. Anyway....
Friday morning, after waking up, Asher crawled into bed with us. He got all cozy and was turned facing me, but with his eyes closed. He opened his eyes, and with his face close to mine, looked at me and said, "You're amazing" ... The moments that make it all worth it!
Then later that day he was sitting in the bathtub playing with the bubbles. He had been watching Monsters vs. Aliens earlier that day. I asked him to scoot over so I could wash his body. He said he couldn't because he was a giant robot. He was putting bubbles all over his arms and body. I said, "Well, come over here, robot, so I can wash your body!" He turned and looked at me and said, "Are you kidding? ... I'm a giant robot." I cracked up. I don't know where he picks up this stuff. "Are you kidding?" So funny to hear come out of a little not-even-three-year-old's mouth.
He keeps me laughing!
